Input mismatch exception

Question

I have to read a series of strings and ints from a tab delimited text file these will be passed to a constructor where a series of objects will be assigned to an array when I run a test I get an input mismatch exception
this is the constructor
class Player extends Object
     private String surname;          // Player's surname
     private String name;          // Players first name
     private int passing = 0;          // Player's passing ability (0-5)
     private int attacking = 0;     // Player's attacking ability (0-5)
     private int defending = 0;     // Player's defending ability (0-5)
     private int goalkeeping = 0;     // Player's goalkeeping ability (0-5)
     private String team;          // Player's team
     /** Construct a person object using information found in a tab delimited text file.*/
     public Player(Scanner in)
          super();
          this.surname = in.next();
          this.name = in.next();
          this.passing = in.nextInt();
          this.attacking = in.nextInt();
          this.defending = in.nextInt();
          this.goalkeeping = in.nextInt();
          this.team = in.next();
and this is the method for the array
public AvailablePlayers(String fileName)
          super();
          // count the number of Persons in the file
          int count = 0;
          Scanner in = this.openFile(fileName);
          while (in.hasNextLine())
               Player p = new Player(in);
               count++;
          in.close();
          // allocate an array to hold each object we read
          this.players = new Player[count];
          // Read the data, storing a reference to each object in the array
          in = this.openFile(fileName);
          for (int i=0; i<count; i++)
               this.players[i] = new Player(in);
          in.close();
I have been calling the AvailablePlayers method from a test program it does find the file then throw the exception

Answer 1

import java.io.*;
import java.util.Scanner;
import java.lang.*;
//** Model a football player listing various atributes
/* @author Donald Reid */
class Player extends Object
     private String surname;          // Player's surname
     private String name;          // Players first name
     private int passing = 0;          // Player's passing ability (0-5)
     private int attacking = 0;     // Player's attacking ability (0-5)
     private int defending = 0;     // Player's defending ability (0-5)
     private int goalkeeping = 0;     // Player's goalkeeping ability (0-5)
     private String team;          // Player's team
     /** Construct a person object using information found in a tab delimited text file.*/
     public Player(Scanner in)
          super();
          this.surname = in.next();
          this.name = in.next();
          this.passing = in.nextInt();
          this.attacking = in.nextInt();
          this.defending = in.nextInt();
          this.goalkeeping = in.nextInt();
          this.team = in.next();
     /** @return This players's surname */
     public String getSurname()
          return this.surname;
        /** @return This players's name */
        public String getName()
          return this.name;
   /** @return This player's passing */
   public int getPassing()
        return this.passing;
   /** @ return This player's attacking*/
   public int getAttacking()
        return this.attacking;
   /** @return This player's defending */
   public int getDefending()
        return this.defending;
   /** @return This player's goalkeeping */
   public int getGoalkeeping()
        return this.goalkeeping;
   /** @return This player's team */
   public String getTeam()
        return this.team;
[\code]
is the way the first section should be